The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-12-08

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LOCAL. NEWS.
q. G, LANGsroN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Eggs are in demand at Is cents per
= dozen.
Wedding bells will soon again be heard
lin the city.
Only few more days in which to pay
your taxes.
The merchants are prepared for big
Christmas trade.
Mr.. r. a. Jackson, Of this city, leaves
3 to-day for Admission, Ala.
Mrs. J. II. Thornley,, of Pickens, is vis.
iting relatives in the city.
Good middling cotton was quoted on
Wednesday at 90 to 10 cents.
The city residents should not fail to
visit Silver Brook Cemetery next Monday.
Hill & Adams have timely notice in
another column to persons indebted to
them. .5-.3
Our readers in and around Pendleton
should note the advertisement Of Miss P.
Erskine.
Squirrels are plentiful in the swamps
.and woods, and the boys are having fine
time killing them.
Watch our advertising columns, and
You will know jnst where to go to get
your Christmas goods.
The Baptist and Methodist Churches
were both closed last Sunday, the pastors
being absent from the city.
There were dozen or more mountain
! schooners," loaded with apples, chestnuts,
cabbages, etc, in the city on salesday.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
s a. a.. Marshall will preach at Meals
Creek Church next Sunday afternoon, at
so'clock.
Every body who gives chattel mort
gage should see that it is cancelled on the
Registers books whenit is taken up. It
lis business.
The public roads, as 8 general thing,
care in very good condition, especially
those that have been worked according to
the neH law.
Recently we heard loye-struck youth
singing that he kissed her under the
silent stars,' Right under the nose would
& have been better.
Anderson received {, 3,705 bales CT cotton
during the month Of November. This
makes our receipts up to LIST December
about i, 900 bales.
Presiding Elder ]. Walter Dickson will
preach in, the Methodist Church next Sum
4 day, at which time he Withhold the first
Quarterly Meeting.
An exchange makes no mistake when
Il /. Il says An application of warm buck
b wheat cakes is better than a liver pad
Z. these frosty mornings"
- There are some small and some large
boys in Anderson who need parents, a
! guardian or some one who will make
them behave at Church.
Married, on Sunday, December 4, 1887,
2 by. w. Long, Notary Public, Mr.. VIM.
T.Bryznt and Miss jamie Hopkins, both
5.of. Brushy Creek Township.
r. Smith, jr., of Greenyine, has been
spending a few days in the city. Mrs.
Smith, his mother, his decided to move to
GreenYille and in future reside with him.
Messrs.D. x. Norris, j. Belton Watson,
IT O. Watkins, :. |. M. Glenn and ]. T. Rice
{. represented Anderson County in the Far
mers' Convention at Columbia last week.
Mrs. II. T. Brown, of Townville, has
sent us a turnup which measures 3la
inches around. 1t is one of the largest,
turnups we have ever seen. Thanks,
Mrs. Brown.
Persons desiring to borrow money will
do well to call upon ]. D. Maxwell, Sec
retary and Treasurer of the Anderson
Building and Loan Association. See ad-
yertisement.
Married, on Tuesday evenings Novem-
: Der 29th, 1887, by R. B. a. Robinson, Trial
Justice, at his residence, Mr.. William Nc
Donald and Miss Eleanor P. Banister, all
Of Anderson County.
The woman who,pays twenty dollars for
q bonnet will reach down a lamp chimney
for five minutes and nearly burn her nails
to the quick to light piece of folded
+ paper and save match.
Mr.. Emory Green,. at Peoples Stables,
is the proud owner Of one of the prettiest
horses we have seen in Anderson in many
day. It is q bay, five years old, and can
get over ground rapidly.
Married, On Sunday, November 9th,
1887, by r. B. a. Robinson, Trial Justice,
at his residence, Mr.. Joseph Smith, of Alb
heyille County, and Miss M. A.. Ashley,
Of Anderson County. s. c.
Senator Murray came up from Columbia
on Saturday and spent Sunday and Mon
day in the city. He had some important
{ business to attend to on Monday, and was
compelled to be here in person.
About the best recreation that an over
worked newspaper scribe can take is to
go into the country and spend awhile,
even If it is not more than for day or
two. We know whereof We speak.
While looking around for your Christ
mas goods, don't forget to call and see G..
W. Fant & Sons beautiful stock, which
q comprises everything suitable for nice
present Read their advertisement.
Already the weather prophet is in the
field. he argues that as the corn shuck
and goose bone are thick we'll have bad.
winter. No doubt we'll have bad weather